I don't think it's "likely" but sometimes happens. The burden of proof lies on the defendant and one criteria is to show that there was no profit motive (und

I don't think it's "likely" but sometimes happens. The burden of proof lies on the defendant and one criteria is to show that there was no profit motive (under US civil law). Those who can afford to hire lawyer rarely can show no profit motive. No profit motive violations are not usually the issue.